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Abstract:Major trading venues have reported decreased spot forex ADVs in October. MOEX's total trading volumes dropped -3.5% to RUB 71.7 trillion.
The total volume of forex traded on the Moscow Exchange, Russias largest exchange group, declined by -24% to RUB 14.9 trillion in October 2022.
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In September, the turnover of the market came in at RUB 19.5 trillion.
The average daily volume (ADV) of the forex market also dropped -19% to RUB 710.3 billion, MOEX disclosed on Wednesday in its trading volume statistics for October 2022 published on Wednesday.
Giving a further breakdown of the forex market, MOEX noted that while spot trading volumes came in at RUB 7.6 trillion, that of swap trades and forwards touched down at RUB 11.5 trillion.
Compared to September figures, these volumes dropped -5% to RUB 8.0 trillion and -37% to RUB 7.3 trillion in October 2022, respectively.
Meanwhile, Finance Magnates reports that spot forex ADVs from major trading venues dropped across the board in October 2022.
The volumes also slumped on CME Groups EBS spot forex venue and on FXSpotStream, a provider of multibank FX aggregation services for spot FX trading.
Apart from the forex market, trading turnover on the equity and bond, derivatives, and precious metals markets of MOEX also declined in October. Only the money market posted growth in the past month.
Total trading volume on the equity and bond market declined -22% to RUB 1.95 trillion from RUB 2.51 trillion in September.
Furthermore, trading in shares, depository receipts, and investment fund units slumped -31% to RUB 1.01 trillion from RUB 1.45 trillion in September.
In the derivatives market, while the total trading turnover dropped -23% to RUB 3.6 trillion, the ADV also slumped -21% to RUB 169.1 billion. In September, the volumes reached RUB 4.7 trillion and RUB 214.6 billion, respectively.
Contrary to the other markets, MOEXs money market turnover improved by 6.8% from RUB 46.9 trillion in September to RUB 50.1 trillion last month.
The ADV of the market also boosted by 12% to RUB 2.4 trillion, up from Septembers RUB 2.1 trillion.
In the precious metals market, trading turnover, spot and swaps trades included, declined -18% to RUB 10.7 billion, down from RUB 13.1 billion in September.
Of these figures, RUB 10.5 billion was gold, and RUB 0.2 billion was silver, MOEX said.
Meanwhile, across all markets, MOEX's total trading volume went down by -3.5% to RUB 71.7 trillion, falling from RUB 74.3 trillion recorded in September 2022.
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